Lectures in jurisprudence/ by N K Jayakumar
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TextPublication details: Gurgaon: LexisNexis, 2015..Edition: 3rd edDescription: xxii,324p.; 24cmISBN: - 9789351435167
- 340.1 JAY
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| 340.1 HAG Introduction to law/ | 340.1 HAR Why law matters / | 340.1 JAY Lectures in jurisprudence/ | 340.1 JAY Lectures in jurisprudence/ | 340.1 JAY Lectures in jurisprudence/ | 340.1 MAH Jurisprudence and legal theory / | 340.1 MAH Jurisprudence and legal theory / |
Part I - Law: Nature and Sources
Lecture 1. Law: its Nature and Functions
Lecture 2. Importance of Jurisprudence
Lecture 3. Sources of Law I: Legislation
Lecture 4. Sources of Law II: Precedent
Lecture 5. Sources of Law III: Custom
Part II - Law: Theories and Approaches
Lecture 6. Approaches to Law I: Historical Approach
Lecture 7. Approaches to Law II: Economic Approach
Lecture 8. Approach to Law III: Sociological Approach
Lecture 9. Theories of Law I: Natural Law
Lecture 10. Theories of Law II: Legal Positivism
Lecture 11. Theories of Law III: Pure Theory of Law
Lecture 12. Theories of Law IV: Legal Realism
Lecture 13. Modern Trends and Theories
Part III - Law and Justice
Lecture 14. Justice
Lecture 15. Administration of Justice
Part IV - Elements of Law
Lecture 16. Rights and Duties
Lecture 17. Ownership
Lecture 18. Possession
Lecture 19. Persons
Lecture 20. Titles
Lecture 21. Property
Lecture 22. Obligations
Lecture 23. Liability
Lecture 24. Law of Procedure
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Lectures in Jurisprudence 3e is specially designed for students pursuing the three-year or five-year degree course in law education institutes including national law schools, and practicing lawyers. It will also be an interesting reference for students of other disciplines interested in understanding the evolution of law. Beginning with elementary questions, such as what is law and the importance of jurisprudence, the book goes on to discuss legislations, precedence and customs as sources of law, approaches to law, theories of law, and elements of law, administration of justice, rights and duties, persons, property, law of procedures etc.
Key Features:
• Under each topic principles are explained, illustrated, and contextualised .
• It also features a separate chapter devoted to topics like Modern trends and theories,
including critical legal studies, feminist jurisprudence, post-modern legal theory,
science, technology and law, and globalisation and law.
• Explains each chapter in lecturette format, by focusing on conceptual clarity. (Source: https://lawbookshop.net/lectures-jurisprudence-series-n-k-jayakumar.html)
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